Support
Your generous support helps ASU Gammage continue to impact the cultural life of our community.
ASU Gammage programs flourish because of support from donors who understand that making a gift to our programs makes a strong difference in the lives of so many across the Valley. More than 35,000 children and families are impacted by ASU Gammage Cultural Participation programs and performances each year. These programs can only exist with the help of many community partners and sponsors and are key to ASU Gammage's mission of Connecting Communities™.
What started as an idea to create a distinct university auditorium, by ASU President Grady Gammage in 1957, has become a World-Class Arts presenting organization and a vital cultural and economic engine for the state. In fact, since 2006 ASU GAMMAGE has created more than $300 million of economic impact for Arizona with its Broadway series* and granted access to nearly 5 million people to world-class arts experiences. Today, ASU Gammage operates under a self-sustaining business model driven by private support and ticket sales with no funding from the university or the state. It runs like a lean, fiscally responsible business, but with the heart of a nonprofit.
As a leader in the arts world, ASU Gammage presents the best the arts have to offer as well as producing new works, artist residencies and education programs that foster the great artists of today and empower the artists of tomorrow. With the mission of Connecting Communities™, ASU GAMMAGE underscores ASU’S vision of access, excellence, and impact with innovative programs and performances that make a difference in our community.
Become an ASU Gammage VIP today to ensure that:
• K-12 teachers will learn new techniques for using the arts to connect cultures and raise academic achievement.
• Refugee youth from around the world will find inspiration and encouragement through theater, dance and music.
• Hundreds of students will learn about careers in theater as well as how to appreciate theater through School to Work, Kaleidoscope, Camp Broadway and more.
• Thousands of ASU students and faculty, children and community members have access to great international artists through free artist residencies on campus and in community centers.
For more information about supporting ASU Gammage's programs, please contact: Peter Means or Mollie Trivers at 480.965.2176









